iPhone 17 實機模型曝光！Apple 蘋果設計大改款，傳 iPhone 17 Air 取代 Plus 版
Apple 蘋果預計在 6 個月後，也就是 9 月份會發表全新的 iPhone 17 系列，據傳這次新機設計會有大改版，究竟會是什麼模樣呢？最近網路流出據稱是依照蘋果「內部文件」製作的 iPhone 17 實機模型，搶先揭露這次的大改款設計。
iPhone 17 系列三款實機模型曝光 根據外媒報導，蘋果這次將針對 iPhone 17 系列進行重大外觀調整，目前已知至少會有 iPhone 17 、iPhone 17 Air 以及 iPhone 17 Pro 三種版本，而「Air」型號傳聞將取代 iPhone 17 Plus，成為新一代大螢幕輕薄機款。
這些實機模型由 iDeviceHelp 公開，據稱是根據蘋果內部文件製作，並反映最新的業界傳聞，包括機身尺寸、相機模組的位置等設計細節。
在三款新機中，iPhone 17 Pro 的設計變化最明顯，先前一直傳聞蘋果將捨棄多年來 iPhone Pro 採用的方型鏡頭模組區塊，而是會改成橫向相機模組（Camera Bar）設計，而這次曝光的模型則是佐證了這項設計。
日前《彭博社》科技記者 Mark Gurman 也爆料，蘋果計畫提升 iPhone 17 Pro 系列的錄影功能，讓 iPhone 成為拍片、Vlog 創作者的首選裝置，期望能讓 iPhone 真正取代專業相機。
iPhone 17 Air 傳超薄設計，厚度僅 0.72mm
除了 iPhone 17 Pro 的相機模組重新設計之外，iPhone 17 系列的另一個亮點是 iPhone 17 Air，就目前消息這款機型將主打輕薄美型，並搭載與 iPhone 17 Pro 相似的橫向相機模組設計，只是為了讓機身更加輕薄，因此只有一顆鏡頭。
至於機身厚度部分，據稱 iPhone 17 Air 厚度只有 0.72mm、約 0.3 英吋，比 iPhone 17 的 5.59mm、約 0.22 英吋，以及 iPhone 17 Pro 的 8.64mm、約 0.34 英吋更加輕薄。
iPhone 17 系列規格仍存變數 雖然說目前已經有不少與 iPhone 17 系列相關的設計規格傳出，但是這些資訊不一定完全準確，還是必須等到蘋果公司正式發表 iPhone 17 才能確認，只是隨著 iPhone 17 發表時間逐漸接近，未來幾個月內，可能會有更多細節曝光。
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